Sentence examples for of how highly from inspiring English sources

The Rubin's show gives but an intriguing glimpse of how highly developed Naga culture was.

They are not, in the end, the full picture of how highly regarded the employees were as colleagues and friends and members of a corporate family.

It is a mark of how highly Fighting Words is regarded (and a measure of Doyle's charm) that the compilation has attracted such notable contributors.

To give you some clue of how highly my family regards food, my brother's nickname when we were growing up was "The Great Salami".

"Warren has had several high-profile opportunities but wants to move back into management and it is a measure of how highly we rate him that we are making such a long-term commitment".

It's a measure of how highly he is now regarded by the authorities that he was chosen to make the official film promoting China's successful bid for the Olympics.

But what they don't say is that how many calories you actually get out of your food depends on how highly processed it is.

Jamaican culture has long been fashionable and on Google Trends, a means of measuring how highly words feature in the search engine.

In a sign of just how highly he regarded Britain as an EU partner, Orbán placed a whole-page advert in the Daily Mail ahead of the referendum stating his support for remain.

Francona told Ortiz what the team thought of him and how highly he should think of himself.

Thus this might account as one the mechanism of action by how highly diluted tinctures stimulate bone marrow cells proliferation and differentiation, but further experiments are needed.